Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-04
LOCALS.

on May md, Ooy'
What is the difference between Sit
ting up and sitting down?
Another new lot of stationery Is re-
ceived at the TRIBUNE office.
You can outlive SANDER in half
the time you can out-argue 1t.
Knowing how to advertise, is the
secret of many mans success.
o. l.. Brevig, Hancock, has favored
us with renewal of his subscrlptlon'
Milo Camp has tried dehornlng
some of his cattle with good results
Did you plant tree? If not 1t Is
not vet too late to distinguish your
self.
Subscribe Tor the Morris TRIBUNE.
1t will be worth many times 1t cost
to you.
There will be services in the
Catholic church each evening during
the present month.
J. J. Pimm is building an addition
to his blacksmith shop; an evidence
of increase of business.
Eggs are cheap again. Why DON'T
the hens adapt themselves to the law
of supply and demand?
If YOU like radishes, sow SEED
about once d week so as TO have a
of than
Mr.. Harig made us pleasant call
last Thursday morning and extended
the time of his subscription.
w. A. Croffut says that "it is
easiest to get up with the lark when
YOU go to bed without one"
John Kerwin, of st. Paul, writes a
cheering letter and encloses the cash
for another years subscription.
Arbor Day was not generally OBJ
served in Morris, still considerable
number of trees have been planted.
a saloon license has been granted
to Fred BunnelI, to .Berkin, to VIM.
Wunsch and TO C. J. Christianson.
Rev. C. Holman has just pur-
chased an elegant phaeton. His son,
Charles PePpeE oEdsSeadi Il t for him.
@Tfof. A. r. Cornwall gave a tenn
perance lecture in the Congregational
church on Monday evening of this
week.
Dodge the "Multiplex wheat" if
you don't want to be taken in on the
companion piece to the Bohemian
oat fraud.
Rev. Mr.. Burnley, of willmar,
preached in the Methodist church at
this place last Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Charles Wilson has an immense
stock of clothing. He proposes to let
people know about it too. See his
new advertisement.
1t is truly said that the time will
come when all the money in the
world will not be worth as much to
you as one good, staunch friend.
S. d. Heath favored us with a re-
newal of his subscription yesterday
and o. B. Fuller made US happy by
doing the same thing this morning.
Seeding in the county is done and
corn planting and gardening is under
way. The ground is in good con-
dition aud everything looks promis-
ing.
The Library Association has ap-
piled TO the village council for the
use of the engine house for the village
library and the request has been
granted.
F.N. Woodwork attended the
meeting of the assessors last Saturday
and while in town found time to call
and renew his subscription to the
TRIBUNE.
Lars. Hanson Brother, one Of the
old settlers in the county, died this
snorning; aged 81 years. The funeral
will De held next Friday afternoon at
2o'clock.
Remember that you must pay III
advance in order to get the TRIBUNE
for $3.50. Ifyou do not pay in adj
vance the charge will be $500 as
heretofore.
IF you are hungry for dish of de-
lieious ice cream or strawberries, at
tend the dance to be given by thu
i Overton Fife and Drum Corps to-mor
row evening.
The nuptials of Patrick Lawler O
Duluth, and Mary Ryan, of Morris
were celebrated at the church of TIT
Assumption, on Apr. %, 1887, Rev
George GaskeIl officiating.
A Sidewalk is to be built from tn
Central House corner to the engin
house. This much needed improve
ment will make the fire appratu
more get-atable in case of fire.
Charles Grassman was In town yes
terday and favored us with a year
,sayment upon subscription. He re
ports tarm work well advanced il
Synnes, the town in which he live:
James Minahan has leased tn
James EageIs property and is abou
to open a boarding house. The hous
is being thoroughly renovated an
will be ready for business in a shol
time.
Ell. B. Wolff has recently traded
half section of land for property
Duluth. The exchange was mad
through Mr.. Hutohin's real estat
agency. Mr.. SHutehins haa ais
made other exchanges of like patur
A new paper is row being starte
at Herman. The first number wi
annear on Thursday Nav 10Th an